#Antibody

Rosie memos

almostjingo

First of all this is a brilliant idea @kilmeade to study how many people that’ve taken hydroxychloroquine long term have contracted #COVID maybe even have them take antibody test. Second

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

Disappointed in @UpshotNYT on this story:https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/28/upshot/coronavirus-herd-immunity.htmlA few key things stand out here. They quote unnamed "experts" to support an assumption that herd immunity

Leo Reap

Leo_ReapDO

Proposed COVID-19 Pathophysiology [Part 1 of 3]What do #COVID-19 and #Dengue fever potentially have in common?The answers have significant potential clinical implications in COVID-19.Buckle up. It's a long one.Let’s take

ᴛʀᴜᴛʜ ᴡʀɪᴛᴇʀ

SheWhoRises

Those who have followed me for a while will recall this from March 1.Well, my sister was quite sick, at the end of a 2-week bout of *something* when I

Robin Monotti Graziadei 🌸

robinmonotti2

INDIA: After a long consideration of hundreds of articles & witness statements, I am calling it today: we are seeing a textbook case of mass vaccine antibody-dependent enhancement.https://twitter.com/robinmonotti2/status/139098549929312

David States

statesdj

Let’s stop with the “It’s just a bad flu” stuff. NYS serology data shows a 13.9% infection rate across NYS, 21% in NYC. That means ~20k deaths (15k confirmed) among

Scott Gottlieb, MD

ScottGottliebMD

THREAD: If we'd taken certain steps in winter - and recognized #coronavirus had characteristics we always feared in its balance between transmissibility and lethality - we may be in different

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Did monoclonal antibodies save the President's life?We'll never know, but it's possible and the implications are profound.Let me explain 1/ Trump's risk profile by demographics was high (age, male, obesity)

Max Kennerly

MaxKennerly

I keep seeing references to the "COVID-19 Antibody Seroprevalence" studies from Stanford—who wouldn't want to believe the infected # was 50-85x bigger than the confirmed count, meaning *far* lower hospitalization

Ryan Radecki, MD MS

emlitofnote

What are antibody tests for #covid19, and why are they useful?These are going to help reopen America, and improve future mitigation and containment efforts supporting public safety. When your

Steve Krakauer

SteveKrak

Many media outlets - from CBS to CNN - are reporting, mostly without context, on the “largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases” in Texas.And excuse the language, but this awful,

Louis Peitzman

LouisPeitzman

Gonna be weird when shit is open again and I'm still in my apartment because I can't imagine doing most anything without accurate antibody testing and a vaccine. Once things

Sen. Jeff Jackson

JeffJacksonNC

“Hey Jeff, you know we can't stay home forever, right?”Let’s talk about how North Carolina gets back to work.And let’s skip the obvious stuff - like hand-washing and staying home

Daniel T Leung

GlobalGutHealth

Now out: Our article in @SciImmunology on uses for SARS-CoV-2 serology. @JulietBryantBr1 @andrewazman @TheFerrariLab @ben83638 @maciekboni @KylaHayford @michaelmina_lab @isabelrodbar @yapboum2.https://immunology.sciencemag.org/content/5/47/

Adam Brooks

EssexPR

Tested myself, my wife & my mum with antibody tests I managed to get from a friend in medical community.Did them today & ALL tested positive for having had COVID19

Barton

Barton_options

1/Immediate re-opening of the economy, or not? Either way can be viable, if done in a thoughtful, responsible way.But whoever in power does it in a half-assed way need to